Convert the following MIPS instruction to its binary and hex representations by doing the following: On first line, type registers with dollar signs On second line, type register numbers in decimal On third line, convert all entries from decimal to binary. DO NOT put any spaces in any binary values. Finally, convert binary to hex. Include all eight hex digits, including all leading and trailing zeroes. DO NOT include spaces. add $s0, $t6, $t7

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20 December, 05:10

Convert the following MIPS instruction to its binary and hex representations by doing the following: On first line, type registers with dollar signs On second line, type register numbers in decimal On third line, convert all entries from decimal to binary. DO NOT put any spaces in any binary values. Finally, convert binary to hex. Include all eight hex digits, including all leading and trailing zeroes. DO NOT include spaces. add $s0, $t6, $t7

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Carl Leonard · Answer 1

To make the group of four we can write 100011 as 00100011

Now, the two groups are: - 0010 and 0011

And 0010 in binary corresponds to 3 in Hexadecimal

And 0011 in binary corresponds to 4 in Hexadecimal.

So, 100011 of binary corresponds to 34 of hex.